Hey @wwwillie, if your drinks empty, hit up the store!


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Of course i ph

my nutes before they go in the soil, i was reffering to measuring runoff as a way to monitor the ph fluctuation in the soil. It does work.

I measure ph before adding to soil, adjust if necessary and also measure the runoff, both ph and ppm it lets me see what been happening in the soil
I repeat myself runoff is worthless for soil or coco PH. If you wish to test soil PH (mostly not needed) You can do a slurry test but in order to get an accurate result you need to sample the soil in several places and depths this is really disruptive to the roots or you need a good test tool.

This is the probe I used to use connected to my Blue Lab combo meter,
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I took Harley Smiths Master Grower course and learned that the plants themselves change the PH in the biome to suit their needs. So that chasing the PH in the pot was actually stunting my plants.

The Accurate 8 or the clone of it is the least expensive fairly accurate probe I would recommend. This is the clone:

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I broke the tip of one like this in just a couple of weeks so........... be careful with this one.

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It looked like the lights were on outside when I locked up. Cool picture!
 
What a meal.
Bonus organic sweet potatoes steamed to perfection.
I felt like the dad in Spirited Away pigging out.

Plus I'm really, really high

Life is good.
 
Morning Kittens 😸 and Frank. Guess
Can't sleep, so I guess I'm up. Did a defoliation on the tent, one thick one left to do. Guess I should get the coffee started.
 
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